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Wichita eagle., 1887-08-16
FOR TRADE.

INoR TRADE OR Ey1HANGE-ror wichita clsy
property - acres of Sumner couaty,a btst ,sn4
All n cultivation cottage hou with b~sesaI
GU houses. al painted AID Ia good orchard sd
small fruft shsde trees gud wa cr with force pomor
! ne rsrm e hedssd AMI Gro . hessed. I. mikes w.
OF Wellington On southern snsas railroad. mfiuB
from Milan Wills &c OF Sc or go. most desirnhsp
home. Inquire u DR.. T. Y. Nuase1 - north Ian
sueel 1k&
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-16

"ANTED-Everybody TO know they can handle
w the simplest, shortest, safest and cheapest
abstract system for number OF counties In Kansas
with from 3SV TO $500 per county. This system Is at
least thirty times shorter than any OF the old sys
TENS, and any county In the state can be kept In
two books for twenty years one man can make up
the books in from one TO three months. Now Is the
time to prepare books for the fall trade. County
rights for sale for the state OF Kansas Call and ex
anime the system. Phonetic Abstractng Co., IA n.
Main st.. room 70. 2ltf
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-16
Pr gSICIANs.

VIM. NJ. COX,
Physician and Surgeon Office 1f7, corner Lawren nee
and Lincoln ave, resiien 98 South Emporta.
Diseases OF Women ana Children Speciality. d61tm+
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-16
LOST.

4 OsT-Yesterdsy Monday eve al sg a sorrci hor-s.
j = sad on harness tcBr on right hind foot An,o
bringing knowleis OF his Whereabouts 90 2si X.
Lawrence avene VIII be literally rewarded. Sc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-08

gn ber Spite ieiuer tleinen Ibtbeiluno
befilirte Sector ifol3 uor benz Sberiten
unb unter Erommell3las mari9irteu fe
gum Tbore binaus, pel9ss mad .Wascara
fiibrt. Der &apitdn &omaiour, benz bas
6er5 Dor Srsuoe iau5Ste, iaste gu Satnts
Q6ger: 0el9e 3utunft bieiss &inb bat !!
Sffi5ier nit 10 Subren! unb BET 9elebrs
teite i'm &esiment, Der S90nite, unb aud
einmal Der Eaperite.
SIM 2aufs bes gbenbs beiu9ten mir,
Romaiour, Satnt: 2eser, 3pei anbere Sfs
iiatere unb i'd, ben lieutenant Sector, Der
uns auf ieinem Soften fetlid empfins
@r war better, ia luitis, unb In 4Qem,
mas er iaste, bIitte elm garter unb feinsr
8erftanb bur9. Der &lntler, Der has
Slid bate ~perionif1irt maIen woQsn,
bate teinen beferen @esenitanb wdblen
%tOnnen, ais bieien tleinen lieutenant, Der
i'm 8esriffe ifanb, ieinen eriten wi9tisen
S9ritt in Der miIitdrii5en 2aufbabn su
tbun uie1ei9t mar bas pabrbafte Slid
nod better ~ausseprast In ben enersti9en
3isen &omaiour's. Su bisien penn aud
pom Riibisteit a%bseipannten 3isen mar
militdrii9er @brseis unb uaterIids 3drts
lidtsit usreint gu lsisn. Ser &apitan
i9ien ueriinst, feline aussn bitten, pie
bies ionit nur i'm Sample Der Sal mar.
@r iab DOT iid ben Graum, beiien Ser
wirtli9uns ct iebnltdit sepinidt bate.
Sein Sobn mat Sffi3ier unb bate bic
8a9s besosen! an bic @efubr bes &riesss
badte Der &apitdn ni3t. ST bate ia 70
uisle Sample seieben, baB es ibm nidt
mebr In Sinn fam, fe 3u betra5ten.
@Ieid ben alien Watroien, bic Bel benz
Cohen bes Sturmss rubis sinidlafen,
piirbs &omaiour has g9o bss Samples
seb0rt baben. Obne ii9 babur@ TN S9Iafs
ft6ren 5u lafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-08
ct. &apbaels Sereiu 3um SduBe Der
Gin un6 Muswanberer.
Rur htuMa:


Bon usridtsbsusu Seitsu wsrts Id 10 oft sriuat, siuen
Berpanbten ODER Betaunten, her nber see tonImt, In
Castle Garden Al empfan9en uHe tim oepnlnt9 Sn ietn.
Sd bin gerne Su ieeem Dienite bsrett. Sur mo9te t9 bits
ten, tets seuau a~n,uaeben, nit welheIn Stiffe Der Setrefs
fenbe tomneu Ioa. SSenn man uns niht ben uHeeidbreu
8ea unb bic ~unaeiabrs 3eit auetbt. mann elmer tomnsu lou.
70 lit as idper, ia iait uumbsIid, Semanbeu uutsr Der
RaGe @inpanterer ausfuei8 gu MAIDEN. Aud pdrs 60
aut, weun man ben 9srwauoten loon bic aersfie eer suros
pdiibsu Observation-Disclosures auBdbe. aui eieit art phres
aud idou orlben iIr ie 9eioret peresu, uuo tdmsn islbt
am fiberiteu eireft an mi6. Rir gebeH bier Bite Abrsfs
Der peri6iebeusH 8ertrauensmduner unS esmsrtsn babel
nod ioleenees.
Sdut nub Beiitaub augeosibeu al lafen, unb fe Dor is
bsm Sdabeu tn Seitlthen uHo eetfieen Dtn9sn gu benah'
rem. Seoe Nustunit In Setref elmer teeen Aneele9snhett
Der IetIe pirb bsrettntat9it uno 8ratts ertbstlt. -
mSas baber Elm Sober R9 tn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. usr'
iraaenspoa on ben geretu member, pier eth BtrSst4utb
Der psridisbsnsn Observation-Disclosures;
Observation-Disclosures osS 81. DaapbasIS
DsrstnS iiuo In;
Bremen: GER paftOr g. S4I6ifsr, etubeHRr. 9.
Saubara: '@es aRsOSOr @sp"Ssrs' Or. ast$sa'
autwsrpen: GER .. u. % q rbs ~. 40 ap.nu. Charlotte.
Rottsrbam: Serr 3 aeob 36IIsr, pan Der II.
Saure: Strr y. eambert Rttbmann, 3Rus Doubtt.
aOusOu: rSsrr gGlt0r %. S0lt At linton strsst.
~etusrpOOI: GER 8iIIiam GrOR, 80 Sur. street.
Nep BORT: Ssu. J. @suIaub, tatboI. 9ristsr, 10 Stats
Strttt, ~ss8snlbsr cattle garbsu.
porto aueert, prou. Rto granes bu Sui, BraRltea;
Serr clemens allan
SotHutut (Dona drauetsea), prop. Sania eattdrtsa
Sraf!tsH; Ssrr Batter y. Uosstrsbauftn .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-08
".

Sd CLAUDE mid ni3t BON Der @abrbeit
3u entfernen, inbem i'd iase, baB Oieier
ruube &rteser bur6 bret 8tnse auf ben
ri9tisen 0es seIeitet wurbe: burd Sreunbs
i9aft, 9etratb unb gaterliebe.
0ur6 bic 2iebe ber Sreunbi6aft rib
@bubert bic siftisen Phan5en aus bieiem
untuItiuirten 8oben; 9ortenie lieB auf
ibm CARTE 8lumsn erua9ien unb 9ector
fab bic 8Iumen fi9 perpanbeIn in Srii9te,
persoIoet pom ben Strablen Der Come.
9ie Ssitimmunsen Der 8orisbuns sins
gen in @~rfiauus. &omaiour bate 86ies
sstban unb on ieinen Sanben bafteten
Spuren pom glut. 0as 8lut wur6e bur1
Ebrdnen absepai9eu, bas SerS lduterte
fi6 bur9 8aterliebe unS bic lette Ysrius
dung tr6nte baS Martprtum.
9o3 i'd Mil ni5t benz 2aufe Der @es
i9idte uOrsreifen. 8ie germ mo9te i'd
lansiam bic @rsdbIuns niebsridreiben unb
S9ritt fir S9ritt benz Bfabe foIsen, ben
Der quite Batter unb fem atnb sebsn. Oo9
bic 3eit brdnst. SIN llebriseu muB i'd
seitebsn, baB i'd gile babe, cine sswifs
Orsnuns in bic @ei9i9te ~ brinsen.
Bsnn Der 2eier uns Elm unsspoatss Inns
b~srtappen uOrwsrfen wOIIts, 70 mlBtsn mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-08
vi.

Sd wollte mid Der Steue ndbern, NO
Der 2ei4nam bes iuusen SffiSisrs nisbers
gelest mar, bod nod uenisen S9ritten
itano i'd wie ansewurseIt ba.
Nsben ieinem &inbe, be1en antlie gum
9immel setebrt par, fntete &apitdn Ros
muiour, ben 2sib uorniibsr sebeust, bic
Nrme ausseitrett. bas ause trofsn unb
fair. Seine balbseOffneten, 3ittsrnosn
9ippen, bic entiteuten 3ise - es mar bas
Bib Der 8er3pstfuns. Sn bsr sspDbnIis
den Spra9e fast man man9mal: Oas
@sit9t biei les ober isnes Wsnidsn bat ii9
sedubert. 0o9 penu cine iolde asnbes
runs uor ii6 ssbt, 70 bunbeIt es ftp muir
um cine uoriibersebenbe @ri9etnuug bic
!3ise, BITE 8bpiiosuomie uimmt NIT Der
3eit ibre &eseImdBisteit, ibren alien auss
bruf uteber IN.
Romaiour dnberte fem @eii9t fir ims
mer. Sc wuroe plObIt9 gum @reiie, ia
mebr ais bas, er mar cine Huine, Elm
Stelstt, Elm BIGGER S9atten. Ssine
RusfeIn eridIaften, ieta glut itr6mte
lansiamer, iein ~Siiabenbes ause erloi9,
uno ietn Ser3 mar sebro9eu, wte elm RrD:
itaasefdB setrOifen pom giien.
Ssctor's Saupt mat entbIOBt, unb bic
pom Dilute setrantten Saare binsen mad
riiduarts bod bic EobtenbIdfie mat ni9t
i'm Stanbe, feline reineu !3ise gu sntitslen.
j3pii9en ietnen 2ippsn iab man bic ueiBsn
3dbns, unb bas 9d9eIn bes CODES, bas
iene umipielte, mar i9auerli9. Sein
ROd mat a%ufsetnipft, bic 8ruft entbI0Bt,
aus ben tlaffenben Wunben fiderte nod
9lut. I'm ieinen Gals an elmer i1par1
ieibenen S4nur bins cine Webaiue, auf
Der bic beiIise Sunsfrau NIT benz Seiuss
tinbe absebiIbet mar. 9teie Mebaiae
ribrte pom ieiner Wutter, BITE fie In benz
s~lusenbIid, aIs fe ibr 2eben ausbaa6ts,
an ibr 9er3 sebridt bate. Mebaiue unb
S4nur, bur4 ben Stur3 mad oben ses
i4leubert, lasen auf Sectors Qtppen, unb
bic re4te 9anb belt bic S9nur spiiden
ben Sinsern. @obI mSsli9, baB Der fromS
me Singing feline letten &rdfte 3u einsm
9ebete 3uiammenserafft bate, has er auf
grbsn besonnen unb i'm 9immsI be-
i4lOfen.
U~Ortissuns fOlst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-08

THE CHARLES A.. vocELER co., Baltimore, Nd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17
DAILY EXAMINER.
WACO, TEXAS, JULY ~ 1887
SHORT STOPS.

Juciest porterhouse steaks i'll Waco
at the Silver Moon.
No fires to kindle no ashes to emp
" when using gas stoves.
For all the leading summer drinks
90 to williamson " Cos.
Sportsmen can get loaded shells TO
suit them at Ambolds.
Expect big things at Goldstein ~
Migel's when Goldstein gets back,
Go to Williamson y Co.'S. for pure
drugs, and to have your prescriptions
compounded.
A number OF young gentlemen and
ladies are going out today to camp
meeting in progress near Geneva.
Mr.. ID. III. Hardy went out yestcr-
day TO China Springs where he spoke
against the amendment to n une au-
dence.
Mr.. |. A. Goldstein, of Goldsteln Il
Nigel, is expected home from New
York on Tuesday, when those who
buy dry goods in Waco may look out
for special and unprecedented slaugh-
terings in prices.
Strange as il may seem to the unini-
tiated, the ladies say that, Hotwith-
standing the so.callcd clearing sales,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17
Inducements

loudly advertised, they lind Gold.
stem " Nigel tho cheapest merchants
III their limo of business in Naco.
Maybe they won't open heir eye,
when this firm commences to slaugh.
ter prices. Look ont Tor biz bar
gains.
The Dallas base ball team arrived
last night on the south bound Mis-.
souri, Pacific train, and will tackle the
Fed stockings today Al ? o'clock at
the Driving Park These two clubs
are the pick mines OF both Dallas aud
Waco, and the game will certainly be
very close.
MIR. Dan Ford went 10 Huntsville
two or three days ago 10 take some
witnesses attached In bigamy case.
In 1883 uXorious individual, calling
himself by the name OF Roland. mar
ricd young lady in the county not
lar from Waco. Soon after marriage
ne seems TO have stolen the money
Don al camp-mceting, close to
Waco, and tor Thu an indictment was
found against hun From here he
seems to have gone to Arkansas and
married, and from thence to Hunts
vile and again married, when Justice
caught up with him and he was tried
and convicted, under tho name of
ltusscl, of bigamy, and sentenced TO
three years in the penitentiary. lie
may probably be brought to Waco to
stand trial on the missing box matter.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

Excitement Prepare Against
Accidents


just now Texas is engaged in one
OF the most interesting aud important
campaigns ever waged in any state
of this union. Large numbers of
people are moving about on the trains
and by all other means OF locomotion.
Tao Intensity of the public excite
mcnt Il such that accident, are more
likely to occur now than al any other
timo. No prudent man, or one who
loves his family, be he pro or anti
should neglect to iortity against such
accidents as will cripple or rcuder
him imperative rs II puryeylng COM
missAry for helpless family Inere
is no way 10y which this can be done
at n less cost or more etlectualy than
by taking out policy IN the National
Union Accident Company of which
Col, Il. Il. Parrot Is president.
The company s)liCits pro
and anti prohibition
lists alike TO avail themselves of the
benefits here offered. the one "a rs
liable 10 the yiscitudes Of travel and
of ordinary life, generally, as the
other aud the National [ Mon Acct
dent company feels the same solicit
tude for the one that it does for the
other, IL feels that ia thus providing
protection against the worst results
of accidents it is doing genuine
service for the race, and presents a
good far above mere partizsn consid-
1rations. Now, do not delay, but
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17
SPEc1AL SPECIAL SPEc!AL SPEc!AL SPEc!AL SPEGL4

w are 9Ntr>tocked in fans
and must unload at whatever
price we cam get for them.
At So each 1000 folding
fans. worth Toe and BE each.
At Toe racll 500 folding
fans. new >Wlc which we sold
at % and 2ic each.
At l5c rarh Some remark.
ably nice tau> that most any
One would think cheap at 25c.
At 25c cach Some choice
novelty fans for which We
used to ask 300.
At soc cach Wcarc show.
ing fans that tomerly brought
7Jc. 81 and SI2i.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

We have cut the prices ON
Lace Curtains just exactly in
half for this week.
At 75ca pairweare showing
Lace Curtains worth $50.
pairwe are showing
some extremely nice Lace
Curtains worth 3 a pair.
At $50 We are showing
some extra long Lace Cur.
tain< worth 81 a pair.
At soc You can get your
choice of orr entire line Of
Fancy l1die~
AT 124c.-A few pieces left
of Flowcr-d Lace Scrim which
$50 formerly sold at 2Oc a sd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

Our stock must be reduced.
Read this list and see how
much You can get for little
money.
Figured Lawns ....3c per yd
Best Gingham> ....7c per I'D
Batiste Lawns ...7c per yd
Nunsyeilings .....loc per I'D
Figured Examine. Zoe per sd
Best Satteens.....l5c per yd
Indigo Blue Gallo, jc per vi
Crepede Chimes ...7c per yd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

W. sold "A quantity of straw
hats last week. but still have
a quantity left, and they
must go.
Boys Straw Hats .....2O cts
Boys Straw Hats ...25 cts
Men Straw Hats .....35 cts
Men Straw Hats .....5O cts
Mems Straw Hats .....15 cts
Mems Straw Hats .....$1
Mems Scersucker coats
and vests. ........2 1.15
odd lots linen collars at 10 cts
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

We will place on sol,
remainder Of our whi "a.
eS at very low prices
Ladies dotted Swis. j
IS, were So, now So.
Ladies white Lawn. =,
edfronts We're S5no,r.
Ladies extra fine
Lawn Dresses, t'imma.
inSely with embroidery
S12. now 81. .
Boy's white Unlau,
Shirt Waists at 80 cent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

Injection z curesinIwo tosIx days,
Injection z Will not cause structure.
Injection the best and m1st reliable.
Injection 2 full and complete.
Injection z stall hrst class druggists
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

Peace, JOY, content, an even temper,
a full realization of the blessings OF
lie, arise from healthy body. But
affection OF the digestive organs
being gloom, unrest, irritation and
dependency. Morris Cascarine ia a
panacea for these Ills.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

come up Mt once and secure the pro-
lection, and no one will experience
half the abstraction that you will
when You reflect that in any event
the dear wife and the helpless little
ones are provided 10y your care
against the ordinary accidents SO
likely to occur.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

Ladies', Misses and thildren's
ready made suits are being offered by
us at very low prices, as we must
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

Many articles which are often de
nominated rs luxurios IN this beau.
tiful world of light" frequently be.
come necessities, in common sense,
and are absolutely essential to the
health and comfort of great mum.
Der of people In this connection we
will mention ice cold soda water in
hot weather-itis hcalthiuI refresh
in, and cheap commodity, You
can find the very beet in the state at
Castles X Morrison's Old Corner
Drug Store, Fourth and Austin
avenue None but the purest fruit
syrups are used, and the crowds of
ladies and gentlemen who daily pat.
ronizo this fountain Of retreshment
fully attest the speriority oflts popu
lar beverage. Drop in and add your
testimony for the truth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

a beautiful suburban home, prop
erty overlooking Waco, fifteen min
utes drive OF public square, good
house, SIX rooms; barn, out houses,
two cisterns thirty.seven acres rich
land. For sale, Easy terms.
EDWARD b. LEVY,
Real Estate Agent,
III Fourth street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17

Best summer drink on the market
is milk shake" at Williamson Il Co.'S.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17
Sweeping Reduction Of % Per Cen
CLOTHING.

Light weight cassl
suits at from 81 to SO.
Light worSted suit, q'
would he cheap at $l2.5l
Light worStcd shit
$3.50, we'll worth SO.
Fine blue serge suit
Sl3, worth SIG.
Chcviot suits from !
to SIG. Big bargains.
GENTS FURNS'G GO
Nice gauzc shirts at
80 cts. India gauze shi
20c. French balbriggan
at $50. Extra quality
briggan suits at -. A !
line fancy underwear
$50 to 1915. job lot
Davis white mlam
shirts at - cents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-17
CHURCH NOTICES.

PREsBYrEEIAN CHuRcH Rev. :. A. King,
pastur. sabbath school NJ $3.50 II. m, " II
Godber, superintendent. No preaching the
pastor being absent at Cameron.
CHRISTIAN CHURcH-Ihere viii be preach-
In. Vt the Christian church, Corner Eleventh
and Washington streets, by the pastor, Rev
" H.Baghy. Morning subject: Man
whence, what and u WHITTIER Evening
subject, Gods Word, Prof W +. Black VIII
begin a revival a; the Christian church
Wednesday the 10Th lest
FIFTH STREET NJ +. CHURCH, souTH-Corner Of
Fifth ana Jackson streets. Rev. Horace
Bishop, pastor. sunday school $50 a. M.
Class meeting y. IN. Prayer meeting.
Wednesday, $50 y, m. Preaching at u %.
m p,eHchlng at night. on Female College
lawn hv kcy Attious Haygood Eyoryon,
cordially invited.
METHODIST CHArEL-Cor. Norfh Eleventh ana
Morrow streets. Rev. 9. KIN lIlicau, pastor.
Prayer meeting every Thursday, saJp. m,
sunday sch oil 91l u. N. No preaching
service At Female college a. night y Rev
AusCus llaygBod.
YouSG MES's CHBIsUAN Assc .IArloS. 90
Meeting for men only at4s0tnis afternoon.
rrof r. o. Robinson leader Come, and
bring your friends,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-28
Baby Apaches in Baskets.

Leaning against wagons and buildings
are dozens Of little baskets with baby
Apaches sucking their fists therein. The
baskets are Of the regular Indian style,
and the poor babies are strapped and laced
into them tight and snug, nothing show.
ing but the round chubby face and
two tiny fists. Some squaws hang
their baskets to the saddle horn be-
cause II they are left standing on
the ground the dogs go round and lick the
babies faces, much TO the little ones dis
comfort. One rather frisky pony, with
baby on the horn Of his saddle, wanders
from the bunch and is Immediately sur
rounded by crowd Of dogs. Their bark.
ing starts him TO trot, and with a shrek
the mother rushes from her place in the
line 10 catch him. But the pony doesn't
want 10 he caught, and from a trot turns to
a run, n away he goes-the basket, flap
ping on his side, only making him run the
harder. No one seems sorry for the poor
baby, whose yells are drowned in the gen.
eral burst Of laughter that goes up.
Finally the strap that holds the basket
breakdown comes poor baby, thump.tO
the ground. face down, and the pony, after
running a few more rods, is caught by a
boy, while the distracted mother picks up
her unfortunate infant and, Immediately
unlacing the deerskin cover, takes IL out
TO assure herself it is sound in body after
its rather risky ride and all.-Oyerland
Monthly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-28

The Ziles-Sultan in the fayorite son Of
the shah Of Persia. lie is 81. short and Of
athletic build, is a fine shot and is a
leader Of Persian fashions. A correspon-
dent thus describes a domestic scene:
''The room is purposely darkened.
There sits the prince, supported by cush-
ions, on n mattress. He is evidently out
of sorts; his hakimbashi is feeling his
pulse. The governor of Yezd, formerly
his fayorite personal attendant, is knead-
ing one knee, the governor Of Bonat is
gently rubbing the other. Two attend
ants are softly pommeling the princely
feet, while the chief barber, an important
parsonage, is carefully and scientifically
shampoOing the back Of his neck. Mira
ReZa, the princes confidential valet, a
man who has been governor Of Fussa
under his royal highness, is reading
poetry. Evidently the prince is in pain.
Rub, rub, he cries, we sons Of unspeak.
able mothers!' Abr with a sigh Of relief,
that is good-that is very good" The
chief barber, whose clever shampoOing
has earned this praise, smiles with pleas.
ure. Mira Reza, Mira Reza Khan
This IL shouted, and the confidential valet
stops his mOnotonOus poetry. let our
chief barber have our fur lined cloak-the
red one The delighted barber, who Is
10 receive n gift worth $50, stops to thank
the prince. Rub, rascal, rub, is the re-
ply.'-St. James Gazette.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-28
Feeding the Animals.

Besides what we classed as the regular
expenses Of a circus, each show has its
so called locals, " the term applied 10 all
incidental OutlRys, such as for licenses,
rent Of lots TO show on, hotel bills, feed
for the animals, provisions and any other
items not included in the departments al
ready enumerated. The feeding Of the
animals does not amoun 10 so much as
might be imagined. There are certain
classes Of animals, known to circus men as
hay animals. bread animals, meat AMI.
mails, etc. Three hundred pounds Of meat.
three o II Of hay and go pounds Of bread
will Gil the whole menagerie II any u
the big shows. When the snakes eat,
which is only once in three months, they
must be fed with doves, rabbits or pig.
eon IL takes the omance out Of your
early knowledge of natural history. by the
way, TO hear a well posted circus man tell
you that it's all nonsense 70 talk about
snakes fascinating their prey When
hungry, he asserts most positively, snakes
will strike any live animal within reach,
and lay Lold Of il without the slightest
preliminary movement. When a snake
has a particularly good appetite he VIII
get away with five or six birds at a single
meal.-Ncw York Cor. Boston Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-28

While cantering on suddenly an army
OF Zulus rose up in front Of us, Gen.
Butler Immediately ordered the men back.
Two men were shot, n dead and one
wounded. Lord Beresford, looking back,
saw the wounded man and determined to
nave him. There was just n chance, and
he galloped 10 the fallen man. Dismount-
Ing, he proceeded to assist him on his W
horse, but the soldier said that Beresford
was to save his own life and not risk two
where one was necessary. Bcresford,
using some rough language, said he would
punch the soldiers head II he did not do
as he was told. The two got safely on
the horse and escaped Just ns the Zulus
came up. Beresford Is an Irishman. and
gained the Victoria Cross for his daring.
London Cor. New York Mail aud Ex-
press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-28

Leading a chorus by electrical appar-
atus has been tried in Paris. The current
is used in beating time for the chorus Of
an opera company while the singers are
behind the scenes. An electrical baton,
hung in a conspicuous place, Is controlled
by the foot Of the leader Of the orchestra,
who has also in front Of him a small du.
plicate, 10y which he can see whether his
foot is beating correct time. The electri.
cal baton does not actually move in space,
but IL presents the appearance Of doing
so. There are, in fact, two batons oc-
cupying different positions, which, on
being fevolyed by the action Of electro
magnets, presents white and black faces
alternately on n black ground. An opti.
cal Illusion is thus produced exactly
equivalent to the NOV ement OF a single
white baton in the hands Of a leader. IL
is said that much greater precision is OBJ
tanned by this device than where the time
is beaten for the chorus by a second lea.
der behind the scene ,-philadelphia Led
ger.